NCCIA Shares Membership Update, Industry Recognition, and 2026 Conference Plans

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November 26, 2025 |

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The North Carolina Captive Insurance Association (NCCIA) has released its November 2025 updates, highlighting membership news, industry recognition, and early details for its 2026 annual conference.

Membership Dues to Remain Unchanged for 2026

According to NCCIA, annual membership dues statements were issued earlier this month. Chair Lea Riddle stated that the board unanimously supported keeping 2026 dues at their current level despite rising operational costs. Members with questions were encouraged to contact NCCIA Administrator Holly Lohse.

Board Member Named Among Influential Women in Captive Insurance

NCCIA announced that board member Leane Rafalko has been recognized in the Captive International 2025 edition of Influential Women in Captive Insurance. She is one of nine honorees included in this year's publication.

CAPTIVE NOW Podcast Spotlights NCDOI Leadership

The latest episode of NCCIA's CAPTIVE NOW podcast features two senior officials from the North Carolina Department of Insurance (NCDOI):

  • Lori Gorman, deputy commissioner, Captive Insurance Companies Division
  • Joe Rosenberger, chief captive analyst

The discussion explores NCDOI's role in the expansion of North Carolina's domicile and shares insights from the division's leadership. The episode is available through NCCIA's podcast channel.

Sponsor Opportunity for NEXTGen Amplify Women™ Breakfast

NCCIA is seeking a sponsor for the NEXTGen Amplify Women™ Breakfast, scheduled for Tuesday, August 25, during the Association's 2026 Annual Conference. The event will feature networking and a panel discussion with women leaders in the captive sector. Organizations interested in sponsoring can contact Zach Almond.

November 26, 2025